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2024 Catholic League Football: Battle for Supremacy in a Stacked District – Part Two
The Catholic League is poised for an exciting season with each team striving to make their mark in one of Louisiana’s most competitive districts. Brother Martin, led by veteran coach Mark Bonis, is determined to bounce back from last year’s disappointing playoff exit. Holy Cross, under Scott Wattigny, aims to build on their surprising success from last season with a robust returning roster. St. Augustine welcomes new head coach Robert Valdez, who brings a championship pedigree and a renewed sense of optimism. Jesuit, with a strong focus on their trenches, is looking to solidify their place among the state’s elite, driven by experienced linemen and a promising senior class. These teams, each with their unique strengths and challenges, are set to battle it out in a league where tradition and competition run deep.
LSU Rejects National Anthem Request From Louisiana Governor Who Wants All Athletes Present
The governor of Louisiana made waves earlier this year when he suggested schools in the state should take scholarships away from players who aren’t present for the national anthem, but LSU has made it clear they have no plans to alter a pregame routine where players aren’t present. At this point, I feel like virtually […] The post LSU Rejects National Anthem Request From Louisiana Governor Who Wants All Athletes Present appeared first on BroBible.
Gov. Landry announces policy aiming to prevent noncitizens from voting
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Louisiana is the latest red state to announce additional measures to ensure that non-U.S. citizens are not voting in elections, despite it already being illegal and there being no evidence of widespread voter fraud. Republican Gov. Jeff Landry signed an executive order Monday requiring all state government agencies that provide voter registration […]
Improvements to Desiard Street in Monroe currently underway
MONROE, La. (KTVE/KARD) — The City of Monroe is currently in phase two of the Desiard Street improvements, which are moving rather quickly. During this phase, contractors will be working from South Grand Street to North 6th Street. According to City of Monroe Engineer Morgan McCallister, the work stretches far beyond these two locations. It’ll […]
Who will be the Diamond of the Season? Here's what you need to know about the Bridgerton Ball
For two nights only a Shreveport venue will be hosting The Queen's Ball: A Bridgerton Experience. Bridgerton, a Netflix television series based on historical romance, has been taking the United States by storm since its release date in 2020. And a Shreveport business owner decided to take full advantage of her venue...
PotlatchDeltic completes $131 million Waldo mill upgrade
PotlatchDeltic Corporation has completed the planned downtime at the Waldo sawmill to tie-in equipment for the modernization and expansion project. The modernization project construction has been completed and the facility is beginning its ramp-up phase, and it is anticipated that it will take 6 to 12 months to reach the mill’s new dimensional lumber capacity of 275 million board feet per year.
ShrevePark Highlighted As A Customer Success Story
ShrevePark was recently highlighted as a customer success story by T2 Systems in an article titled “ShrevePark Extends Goodwill to Patrons with New UPsafety® PE Functionality.” The article discusses a new automated system that allows payment plan terms to be directly entered into the system, a feature ShrevePark supported during development. The ShrevePark team volunteered to assist our Parking Management Software vendor in testing a ‘payment plans’ feature under development. Monica Rogers led this effort, offering valuable feedback and suggestions for improvements throughout a months-long trial period. We explored this initiative further in our previous blog post, “What About Parking – Do you offer a payment plan for parking tickets?.” Ultimately, this collaboration resulted in a “custom” Payment Plans software tailored for ShrevePark and the City of Shreveport.
Report: Money stolen from Shreveport’s development authority using fake checks
(The Center Square) — An audit report of the Shreveport Downtown Development Authority found evidence of embezzlement using the authority’s name from its own checking account. The contract audit by Cook & Morehart, an accounting firm based in Shreveport, examined the fiscal year ending December 2023. The report,...
SPD Chief Smith and SFD Chief Reese participated in the Public Safety Broadband Technology Association Community Training Forum, hosted in Shreveport this week
Shreveport, LA – According to the officials, the PSBTA is committed to supporting the FirstNet ecosystem, ensuring the successful deployment and utilization of the Nationwide Public Safety Broadband Network. Former Shreveport Fire Department Chief and City of Shreveport CAO, Brian Crawford, was among the distinguished speakers at the event....
A former Caddo lawman says everyone wants your money. Here's how to stop them from taking it.
In 2022, Lt. Alan Davidson retired from the Caddo Parish Sheriff's Office. Three days later, he started in his new role as Vice President over Bank Security at the now Bonvenu Bank. He says he is dealing with just as many bad guys now as he was as a deputy.
Elon Musk’s Tesla Makes A Breakthrough In Louisiana
Louisiana's 5th Circuit Court of Appeals has revived Tesla's lawsuit alleging that dealers and organizations in the state have worked in unison to bar the electric vehicle manufacturer from selling directly to consumers. Friday, August 26th, 2022 Tesla Finance LLC, a subsidiary of Tesla, filed a lawsuit in the U.S....
Weather interruption doesn't dampen Bossier Parish jamboree as Parkway, Bossier and Benton prevail
Despite a scare from Mother Nature, the annual Bossier Parish jamboree was played in its entirety Friday night at Airline High School. The host Vikings and Panthers led things off and the game featured a lengthy weather suspension during the first half. Before and after the break, Antonio Gladney was...
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